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Mort Künstler – “Digging the Trenches at Yorktown” Custom Framed Print 15” x 18”

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Mort Künstler – “Digging the Trenches at Yorktown” Custom Framed Print 15" x 18"


Item Description

Offered here is a beautifully custom-framed open edition print titled “Digging the Trenches at Yorktown” by renowned historical artist Mort Künstler.


This historically rich composition captures a pivotal moment during the Siege of Yorktown, as American and allied forces prepare the decisive trench works that would ultimately lead to victory in the Revolutionary War. Künstler brings the scene to life with remarkable detail—highlighting both leadership and the tireless effort of soldiers on the ground.


The combination of strategic command and hands-on labor creates a powerful narrative of determination, teamwork, and the birth of a nation.


Product Details

  • Artist: Mort Künstler
  • Title: Digging the Trenches at Yorktown
  • Edition: Open Edition Print
  • Image Size: 9" x 12"
  • Overall Framed Size: 15" x 18"

Museum-Quality Custom Framing

  • Custom framed in a 1" cherry wood frame
  • Double matted with:
  • Navy blue suede outer mat
  • Burgundy inner mat
  • 100% acid-free matting to museum standards
  • Protected with conservation clear glass (99% UV protection)
  • Dust-covered backing
  • Professionally wired and ready to hang

✔ Elegant gallery-style presentation

✔ Designed for long-term preservation


Why This Piece Stands Out

  • Depicts a critical moment in the American Revolutionary War
  • Focus on both military leadership and soldier labor
  • Rich storytelling with strong historical context
  • A unique alternative to traditional battlefield scenes
  • Appeals to collectors of early American and military history

About the Artist – Mort Künstler

Mort Künstler is widely regarded as America’s premier historical artist, celebrated for his ability to bring defining moments in American history to life with exceptional realism and depth.


“The foremost Civil War artist of our time—if not of all time.” – Dr. James I. Robertson Jr.

“None captures the human element… quite like Mort Künstler.” – James McPherson

His work is highly sought after for its storytelling, historical accuracy, and visual impact.


Perfect For

  • Revolutionary War & early American history collectors
  • Patriotic and Americana-themed décor
  • Offices, libraries, and study spaces
  • Military history enthusiasts
  • A meaningful and educational gift

Shipping & Handling

  • Professionally packed for safe delivery
  • Ships fully assembled and ready to hang

Final Thoughts

Digging the Trenches at Yorktown captures the determination and strategy that shaped the birth of the United States. With its museum-quality framing and compelling narrative, it stands as both a visually engaging piece and a meaningful tribute to American history.

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